Mark;
Everything is working with what you suggested. Now all I have to do is
learn about Media Center.
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Ed Turnock


"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
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> Rightclick the Start, and then Explore. Find the start menu folder you want
> it in and rightclick that, then New/Shortcut. Put that command in, and name
> it Media Center
> I was wrong about the Windows Features list.
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> "Ed" <Ed@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> > Mark -- There is nothing even remotly resembling Windows Media Center in
> > "turn windows features on or off".
> >
> > ~~GC~~ -- That string does launch Media Center, and I can then use the
> > option to load it at startup, and everything seems to work fine. (remember
> > I
> > am just starting to use it)
> >
> > BUT (and you knew there had to be one) I still don't have an entry under
> > "all programs" OR in "turn windows features on or off" Does anyone know
> > how
> > I can get it to show in "all programs"
> >
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> > Ed Turnock
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